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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1918
Page
4
The United States faces a vast mobilization requiring national solidarity across classes and ages. Supporters urge a true selective draft to include home service and industrial roles, aiming to purge exemptions and balance all labor needs with military demands, while penalizing idleness.
German prisoners at Fort Oglethorpe and Port McPherson built a large bath and school complex, opened a canteen, barber shop, laundry, and teaching programs. They organized English, French, and Spanish classes, marine engineering, and navigation and ran concerts and art scenes. They plan roads and gardens, creating a forest preserve styled as a southern mountain park for public use.
United Press reports General Maurice describes a definite crisis with the enemy within seven miles of Armentieres and near Bailleul. He notes German advance seven miles and seventeen divisions engaged from Hollebeke to Labassee, with Allied forces holding Menaines and shelling Armentieres.
The Yukon council met on April 4 but most items will be deferred until a formal June or July session. The delay follows incomplete actions by the Yukon administration and awaits approval from the federal parliament.
Cora King a white woman married to a Japanese man committed suicide with a .32 pistol in her Cheyenne residence at 321 Twenty ninth Street at 2 20 p m Friday afternoon. She left no note and had a history of drug and liquor use though recently drinking again. The couple had married seven years earlier in Sidney Nebraska and owned a chicken ranch on the Happy Jack road.
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